Tribal Government
TERO Department
A program that ensures fair employment opportunities for tribal members by enforcing tribal hiring rights and promoting economic self-sufficiency. TERO works with businesses operating on tribal land to prioritize Native hiring, provide job training, and support workforce development. The office also assists with job placement and ensures compliance with employment laws that protect tribal workers.
For TERO Information, Please Contact:
Candice Grayman
TERO Officer
working with employers to promote fair hiring practices, oversee compliance with tribal labor laws, and provide job training and workforce development opportunities.
Highlighted Services
Job Placement Assistance
Assists tribal members in finding employment by connecting them with businesses, tribal enterprises, and other job opportunities. TERO ensures Native preference in hiring and supports individuals in securing meaningful work.
Workforce Development & Training
Provides job training, apprenticeships, and certification programs to help tribal members build skills and advance their careers. This includes workshops, mentorships, and access to educational resources.
Job Fairs & Career Counseling
Organizes events where employers and job seekers can connect, offering opportunities for on-the-spot interviews, networking, and career exploration. Helping tribal members discover new career paths and employment options.
Why do we need TERO
TERO (Tribal Employment Rights Office) is essential for protecting and promoting employment opportunities for tribal members. It ensures that businesses operating on tribal land prioritize Native hiring, creating more jobs and economic stability within the community. TERO also enforces tribal labor laws, preventing discrimination and ensuring fair wages and working conditions.
Beyond employment rights, TERO provides workforce development, training, and business support, helping tribal members gain the skills needed for career advancement. By supporting Native-owned businesses and securing contracts for tribal enterprises, TERO strengthens economic self-sufficiency and sovereignty.
